@bitmoving: This is probably one of the most practical onboarding improvements Hive can make. Account creation has always been one of those small frictions that feels minor to existing users and huge to outsiders. People coming from EVM wallets already understand paying a transaction fee or using a stablecoin. They do not always understand resource credits, account tickets, or why creating a Hive account requires a different mental model. Letting someone create an account with USDC does not only simplify payment. It translates Hive onboarding into a language external crypto users already know. That is the important part. I also like that this connects directly to Keychain Multichain. If the wallet can handle identity, account creation, and cross ecosystem assets in one place, Hive becomes less isolated. The chain still keeps its own architecture, but the entry point becomes much less intimidating. That is where growth usually starts: not with a big slogan, but with one fewer confusing step.